Show us your Baps

Yeah, maybe I need to undo the lid!

RUN!!!

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Richie - This is a very good site for bread making.

https://www.weekendbakery.com/posts/our-version-of-a-pain-rustique/

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Surely you should be grinding your own by now? How else can you ensure particle size consistency and quality? Think of all the single estate organic wheat that you’re missing out on.

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Thanks Andy, lots of info there!

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A370 assisted proving. Top plate measures c 28° C. Seems to be on the rise.

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I picked a great time to start baking bread, I can’t get any bloody flour! :man_facepalming:

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Nice to find a good use for it😀

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:stuck_out_tongue:

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I made some ciabatta rolls today using a mix from Aldi, just add water and olive oil. First bash at bread.

Turned out alright, we’ve eaten most of them already.

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No lopwell coke

The tin loafs are getting better, this one a 7:3 white brown. And a little more hydration.

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That looks great. I had about 10kg of Caputo a month ago, down to my last 1/2 kg :scream:
Also got 1/2 kg of hovis flour and 200g of home pride self raising. Thinking of bulking it out with chalk :grinning:

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I managed to get 3 kg of each, a week apart from each other so the caputo is safe for a while. I prefer the caputo with a spelt mix…the issue seems to be getting yeast

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And there was me thinking that you were all pissed in the Lopwell photos. Now we know the truth.

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I think I need practice with me slashing. :laughing:

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rustic (on hipster trend) - look great to me.

You’ll be opening a bakery in Margate next

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Should I have bigger holes?

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ask your mrs!!!

joking aside, how does it taste, what is the mouthfeel, eating texture?